The new Lincoln Navigator is halfway between a luxury SUV and a spa
Published on Sep 03, 2025 at 6:40 PM (UTC+4)
by Alessandro Renesis
Last updated on Sep 03, 2025 at 6:40 PM (UTC+4)
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Emma Matthews
This is the new Lincoln Navigator, and believe it or not, it was designed, among other things, to bring your heart rate down and help you with your health.
It’s an SUV, but it’s also like ‘your happy place’, where you can go and relax when there’s too much going on and everything feels a bit overwhelming.
Lincoln achieved this with a combination of tech and luxury, and it shows.
The interior of the SUV looks better than some homes.
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The new Navigator can help you keep an eye on your health
The interior of the Navigator was designed to be as comfortable and lush as possible, halfway between a luxury vehicle and a spa.
Through the infotainment screen, you have access to a multi-sensory experience that Lincoln calls Rejuvenate.
It lets you choose cabin scents, with matching sounds and ambient lighting, and includes massaging seats.
Lincoln offers preset modes combining scent, lighting, and music for an immersive experience designed to make you feel like you’re not even in a car when you close your eyes.
With the ‘Waterfall Meditation’ mode, for instance, you’ll hear soothing waterfall sounds and the cabin will fill up with delicate scents evoking a cabin in the woods.
And it gets better because there’s also an app that helps you monitor your health.
You can keep an eye on your heart rate, and if it’s too high, you can change these preset modes to bring it down with the aforementioned combination of scents and music, and of course, the massaging seats.
About the Lincoln Navigator
The Navigator is Lincoln’s flagship model, slotted right above the Aviator and the Nautilus.
It is arguably the company’s most iconic vehicle, along with the beloved Town Car.
The engine is a Ford-sourced V6 with 440hp, and, this is kind of a big deal these days, but both the engine and the vehicle are built on US soil, in Ohio and Kentucky, respectively.
The interior is a palace.
Among other things, you get a 48-inch full-width, pillar-to-pillar display along with a smaller touchscreen used as a control panel for both Lincoln Digital Scent and Lincoln Rejuvenate.
Price-wise, the 2025 Navigator starts at just under $100,000.
